Wyndham Clark spoke in his press conference Friday about changing perception of him after his outburst at the 2025 U.S. Open. Golf Channel’s “Live From” team reacts to Clark’s response to the latest inquiry -- and his continual answering for what happened at Oakmont and how it has changed him.
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